Records of the town of Smithtown, Long Island, [electronic resource] : with other ancient documents of historic value . ?i/^n^Al Note.—The witnesses to the above deed were the firstminister of Smithtown, and his wife Jemima Taylor, whodied in 1716. This is probably the only autograph ofJemima Taylor in existence. The original is in possessionof Richard B. Smith, Esq.—W. S. P. The Fifty Acre Lots. Aprl ye 24 1732. Then Surveyed a parcel of Lots lyingin ye Township of Smithtown, To ye Proprietors ofSmithtown, to each man according as they are mentionedin ye enexed Draft or Card, ye said Lots
Records of the town of Smithtown, Long Island, [electronic resource] : with other ancient documents of historic value . ?i/^n^Al Note.—The witnesses to the above deed were the firstminister of Smithtown, and his wife Jemima Taylor, whodied in 1716. This is probably the only autograph ofJemima Taylor in existence. The original is in possessionof Richard B. Smith, Esq.—W. S. P. The Fifty Acre Lots. Aprl ye 24 1732. Then Surveyed a parcel of Lots lyingin ye Township of Smithtown, To ye Proprietors ofSmithtown, to each man according as they are mentionedin ye enexed Draft or Card, ye said Lots are lying andJoyning on ye north side of ye Country Road that leadsthrough ye Island. The first begineth at a White Oaksapling, ranging South one degree East 161 chains to yesaid Country Road, and so every Lott numbering west-ward, with the Breadth of each Lott as it is sett downe inve said Card, divided as they were measured. By mee GEO. TOVVNSEND ^<y ^Jj. ^^ P op THE r-rr-J-^^-^r-i. RECORDS OF THE TOWN OF SMITHTOWN. 453 Notes, No. 12, the west lot, was left by Edmund Smith ist tohis sons Edmund, Floyd and Thomas. They sold it toWm. Arthur, and it is now owned by his homestead of Mrs. Elizabeth Howell is at the southend of this lot. The west line of this lot north of the roadto Mills pond, is the line between Coe D. Smith on thewest, and the land of George and Frank Strong on theeast. The north part of this lot is a piece of land belong-ing to late Mrs. Fenno, sister of Hon. J. Lawrence line between this and the land formerly belonging toJohn Hubbs, and now the property of Ethelbert M. Smithyis the original north line of Lot 12. Lot No. II, with other lands of Jonathan Smith 2d, camein possession of Charles Floyd, and was sold by his son,Thomas Floyd, to John Smith, son of Epenetus ist, April22, 1797. The south part is owned by his descendant,George A. Smith. The race track is on the northern partof this lot. Lot No. 10 was sold by Daniel
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